Kenji Kawai

Kenji Kawai is a renowned Japanese composer, born on April 23, 1957. He is celebrated for his innovative contributions to film, television, and video game music. Kawai's work is characterized by its blend of traditional Japanese elements and modern orchestral techniques. He gained significant recognition for his scores in the "Ghost in the Shell" and "Patlabor" franchises, which have influenced the anime and gaming industries. Kawai also composed the music for the video game "Indians West," showcasing his ability to create immersive soundscapes that enhance gameplay experiences. His distinctive style and emotional depth continue to resonate with audiences, solidifying his status as a pivotal figure in the evolution of video game music.

Number of Songs: 21

Songs composed by Kenji Kawai

Akane's Lullaby

Game: Ranma RPG

Platform: Super Nintendo

Battle Theme

Game: Patlabor

Platform: Super Nintendo

Boushin Gritty Kitty

Game: Ranma RPG

Platform: Super Nintendo

Burn's Theme - "Burning Storm" (v2.0)

Game: Psychic Force 2012

Platform: Sega Dreamcast

Ending Theme

Game: Patlabor

Platform: Super Nintendo

Flooded Basement

Game: Sweet Home (Japan)

Platform: Nintendo

Four Seasons of Japan

Game: Ranma RPG

Platform: Super Nintendo

Happosai's Theme - "Golden Pair On Ice"

Game: Ranma RPG

Platform: Super Nintendo

Introduction

Game: Sweet Home (Japan)

Platform: Nintendo

Lobby/ First Floor

Game: Sweet Home (Japan)

Platform: Nintendo

Love Panic

Game: Ranma RPG

Platform: Super Nintendo

Parley Fu Gras

Game: Ranma RPG

Platform: Super Nintendo

Ranma Vs. Ryoga Prelude

Game: Ranma RPG

Platform: Super Nintendo

River

Game: Indians West

Platform: Nintendo

Tears & Flow - Might's Theme

Game: Psychic Force 2012

Platform: Sega Dreamcast

The Cursed

Game: Sweet Home (Japan)

Platform: Nintendo